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by neximo64 3y ago
> For something truly brilliant to be created, you need someone with a vision and freedom to implement it. It's extremely rare for something brilliant to come from committee or top-down designed by managers delegating work to a bunc
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by neximo64 3y ago
You don’t remember Zune then?
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> It's the same with every law. That's basically how laws work. It's even worse in countries using common law as case law is a thing. It really isn't. If it wasn't such a butcher's shop with GDPR i wouldn&#x
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by neximo64 4y ago
If you are selling to a large company it is a problem. Its not quite as simple as you're saying. And quite frankly the law is also complicated as with all other EU laws such as the cookie law. The interpretations vary and are not stric
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by neximo64 4y ago
Its too asymmetric for what would be a genuine mistake. Good legislation is fair. It actually makes big companies like facebook stronger as well and harder to compete for small ones. The easiest thing to do is actually just not offer servic
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by neximo64 4y ago
The reason its a range is it depends on a business & the value added by the advisory on any restructuring. If there is a restructure into an new entity and there is assistance raising the bonds to buy out some of the stock its higher. A
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by neximo64 4y ago
The function of raising rates is to destroy money to reduce money supply - so there is less money to cause inflation, and that means reducing both credit and deposits via deleveraging
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by neximo64 4y ago
Is there someone with a graph of the estimates of UK economic performance against what actually eventuated in the past few years? A bit of a controversial topic but estimates after covid have been terrible. Great time to be in a hedge fund.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Can you really trust Oracle to keep it free and not upsell you when you hit limits?
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What is the product, did the market change for it the past few years? Is it growing organically? Is it B2B, B2C? The decisions seem so detached to whether people want whatever it is the company is selling. If honest it doesn't seem lik
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by neximo64 4y ago
Wouldn't you be able the say the same thing with single cells, the biological kind.
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Im wondering whether your opinion is from using the product or delving into transformers. It seems like the former and you should probably spend some more time in the latter.
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Very curious, have you looked at transformer models in depth?
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There's also the chance you're just not one of those users
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I'm not sure where you read or heard its the best database. There are equivalents out there for niche uses cases, including enterprise where there are other options that are far better. Perhaps 25 years ago it was true.
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Or Github?
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by neximo64 4y ago
It's not longer this way. The 'text processing pipe' takes in two inputs. One is the instruction, the other is the text to apply the instruction on. If the injection is the text it doesn't affect the instruction. The mod
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by neximo64 4y ago
Are they though? The way the prompt apis are evolving is to separate out the prompt from the data e.g via the system prompt
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by neximo64 4y ago
They're trained in completely different ways. Llama is trained in a way optimised for inference.
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Except one of them is a C/Rust app, and one is a Javascript app. So one is harder to lock down extensions on than the other.
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VS Code is an electron app so much harder
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They bought ai.com so they can always drop the open
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by neximo64 4y ago
Can there be different versions? scaled up Porpoise brains, scaled up Corvid brains
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by neximo64 4y ago
Just a few.. - Audited accounts - Following the required laws - Ability to have a capital buffer - Ability to have a risk team to manage risks/entire governance system and controls - Able to scale to millions of people - Ability to pay
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by neximo64 4y ago
What does this mean to give individuals unsecured loans from the Fed? Who would trust a currency that does that? Your points are valid but they've been tried before in other countries and other times in the past, the late 1800s and the
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by neximo64 4y ago
An external penetration testing audit is good practice.
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They'll just disappear and the pieces of it be sold off. They're not that interconnected anymore since they've been selling everything the past few years.
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no
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It doesn’t it comes up with probabilistic options almost in a Bayesian sense, and the highest probability one is chosen. This is why its not great at it since its restricted to discrete outputs.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Exactly right. If it was an IPO, the $6.5B would go into Stripe's bank account to grow the business instead of buying out shares from employees who have to sell. And sure maybe they didn't need that money, but it could have helped

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